with adrienne i still think she is kind of perfect.e is far more forgiving woman than i could be. she is infinitely creative just. this is a woman who really was the damsel in distress saving her nights. she saved lafayette life she risked her own life again, and again, and again. but all of her described her as being without jealousy and of this sort of perfect saintly temperament. you see a little bit of less than saintly temperament peak out and some of her letters. she complains to lafayette at one point when he snagging her about getting back there property she's essentially saying listen buddy i'm doing the best i can. i am walking around france on foot. and you can just sit down, shut up and wait for me to it finish. she said infinitely nicer than i just did. but we see those little teeny peaks of impatience you know there's a real flesh and blood person behind them. so you tease those threads out if you can in the story and with adrienne i might have exaggerated just a little because she probably was a saint. [laughter] on the

errin haines and adrienne elrod is back with me.snbc legal analysts, to join the conversation. joyce, i'll start with you. how monumental will this case before the first amendment? >> defamation lawsuits are powerful tools, and it is unusual to see one deployed and the precise way because the facts are so very one-sided in this situation. one suspects that there would be a lot of pressure on the fox defendant to settle the case shore of trial, although a settlement could be painful going to trial, almost guarantees a broader exposure of these sorts of really kraken lawyer fever dreams that are being spread here. in terms of the first amendment, this is a way of getting into the marketplace of free speech and drawing lines that make very clear just how serious are prohibitions against defamation of people continue to be in law, one of the most really eclectic and very fitting elements of this sort of law -- is the plaintiffs are entitled to get some form of truth telling from defendants in the same for where lies were told. as you in

>> garcelle: let's do it. >> adrienne: let's jump right into it.

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and democratic strategist adrienne elrod, she was also a senior aide on the biden harris campaign. both. secretary, what does the republican silence tell you about the level of concern they're experiencing within their party? >> they're having this oh, you know what, moment, alicia, where they are realizing every single day, more and more, donald trump is the political arbiter of the 2022 cycle. it's so fascinating that at the beginning of this, right after the raid, you had lindsey graham, and a number of other republicans, matt gaetz, others, just go gangbusters and attack merrick garland the doj. and then, with each passing day, new information that has come out, that is incriminating donald trump more, as well as his team down there at mar-a-lago. they've got him quieter and quieter. and politically, what it means is they want this to go away. they know that every single day that americans are watching this, they are digesting it, understanding the gravity of it, that's the day the republicans are losing. that's a day that is less likely that they're gonna recapture the house o

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and with adrienne i might have exaggerated a little.the other characters in the novel, beatrice tanner i also had her letters. she is extremely funny. she was a comedic actress in her day. and that really comes through. i should mention she was also an author. at one point she wrote she had submitted a manuscript to her agent and she had not heard back from him yet. and so she feared her prose was so bad it might have killed him. [laughter] and i thought she is our people. we would love having lunch with her. i was able to bring her to the page. martha is the third character. she is the only fictional character she is a composite character. i based her on a real women at the chÂteau help the french resistance and may have been involved in hiding and protecting jewish children. i did not want market to be the same as the other two women and the book who idolized lafayette. this think the sun rises andsu sets by him. i needed a contrast she's not going to care one bit sheet just kwants out. she wants to get into the world and live her lif

adrienne moore takes a closer l. takes a closer look. >> reporter: this withered and water starved cornfield is a snapshot of some of the farmlands of the future. >> i always say we are a poster child for this issue. we are nog it right. we are taking too much much water out of the ground. >> >> reporter: michael is the executive director of the irrign director of the irrigation district. he also owns this 160-acre plot of fallowed land,d of fallowed land, land he couldn be paid to take out of productin take out of production. with the with those 10 million-dollar grants, regions can begin to collaboratively plan for how they want to repurpose land and begin to provide payments to fas to voluntarily implement those repurpose and projects on their. >> reporter: among those are what some experts return to asby wilding a restoring land to its native habitat. it is a bold approach that could make a big dent in the drought. >> studies estimate that upwardf a million acres of farmland are going to come out of production in

fuel and electricity prices have soared and businesses adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen.es of greenland ice to melt having this severe consequences for people who live in coastal areas. the problem will only get worse as emissions continue. nasa chiefs say they hope to launch artemis 0ne later this week after yesterday's blast—off was postponed. the unmanned flight will orbit the moon — in preparation for putting humans on the lunar surface for the first time in 50 years. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has been following developments at the kennedy space center in florida. the moment the artemis launch was cancelled. launch director charlie blackwell—thompson has called a scrub. the problem — one of the rocket�*s engines wasn't cooling properly, and there was no way it could safely lift off. this is a brand—new rocket. it's not going to fly until it's ready. there are millions of components of this rocket and its systems. and, needless to say, the complexity is daunting when you bring it all into the focus of a countdown. they came so close — the countdown stopping

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he don't use adrienne creech sent us this update from outside upholding station in the capital. the wonder well when a quiet and peaceful day so far, but make no mistake. you can feel the tension and kind of excitement in the air here because it's going to be the most competitive election in the history of the country, especially in the urban areas in luanda. this is a strong hold off the opposition party and a lot of young people are living in many we talk to. they are very keen to see a change. you mentioned that earlier. the governing party has been in tar for almost 50 years. and the, the biggest producer on africa oil hasn't trickled down to the majority of the population. there's massive youth unemployment, and many of the young people who want to see change on the other hand, the m. p l a. the governing party bill has a lot of supporters in the rural areas. in particular, it's going to be a tight raise and some civil society organization have raised the alarm. but already before the elections about how free and fair the elections are going to be . and we have one election

adrienne moore gives us a closer look. >> reporter: >> reporter: this withered and water starved corn field is a snapshot of some of the farmland farmland of the future. >> i always say we are a poster child for this issue because we are not doing it right. we are taking too much water out of the the ground. >> reporter: michael is the executive director of the land more irrigation district and also owns this 160 acre plot ofw of follow land, land that he could soon be paid to take out of production controlled by the department of conservation. >> with those $10 million grant, grant, regents can collaborativn collaborative plan and begin to provide payments to farmers to voluntarily implement those repurposing projects. >> reporter: among those types of repurposing projects is what some experts refer to as rhe wilding or restoring land to its its native habitat. it is a bold bold approach that could make a big dent in the drought. >> studies estimate that upwards upwards of 1 million acres of farmland are going to come out of production in the next 10 years or so. >> reporter: while t

adrienne, do these numbers give you any clues into how this might play into the midterms? >> yeah, absolutely, alex. they are breaking down upon party lines. we know that about 35 to 37% of the american electorate is in donald trump's corner, pretty much no matter what he does. we saw that during the 2016 elections. we've seen that through the midterms in 2018. there is that hard-core support there. so, that support is not breaking. the number that i find very interesting is that 47% that you just put there on the screen, independent strongly, somewhat, approve. up this. that means that, 53% of them do not. or roughly it means that over have to not. and those are the voters that donald trump will need if he runs for reelection, when he addressed candidates in the midterms. the independent voters and some of those moderate voter republican swing voters, they are gonna be the ones who decide the midterms. they'll be the ones who decide 2024. and, seeing a dip in those numbers for trump, especially given the fact that a lot of these voters are tired of the investigations that

let me bring in democratic strategist adrienne elrod, a senior aide on the biden/harris campaign.re's a time and question for you, the timing of president biden's approval ratings, gallup has him at 44% approval right now. those are numbers you have to think the white house is not unhappy to see, to use a double negative. they're hoping to capitalize on this. >> that's exactly right. i think we're seeing the manifestations of president biden passing four major economic bills in 20 months which is record-breaking for most modern day presidents in terms of accomplishments combined with the fact that republicans are doing nothing. you're seeing president biden going out there on the stump, like he did earlier this week, talking about the fact that republicans have done nothing, that the maga republican party has obstructed all the policies that president biden has worked hard and democrats have worked hard to pass. because of the inflation reduction act passing, his number are going up. you can seeing more candidates eager to get out there on the campaign trail and campaign with him.

also, adrienne elrod, democratic strategy and former senior aide with the biden/harris campaign.ly, this is a different tone from the president than we've heard in the past. what's going on behind the scenes? >> well, they finally have a galvanizing message. and it might be a case to make that for many months in the biden administration, democrats are searching for what would that midterm message be, knowing they had historic headwinds against them, with control of the white house. both chambers of congress, and what that historically says. likely to lose seats. but now they feel that they have some arguments to make and some successes to tout. and one of the most effective arguments in a campaign is to try to make it a stark choice and to use the power of fear. fear about rights that could be lost, fear about a country going backwards. those can be very powerful emotions to get democrats who might otherwise be willing to sit on the couch and not get up to turn out. and certainly the overturning of roe v. wade has been an animating issue for many democrats. and they've tried to e

adrienne moore takes a closer l.ered and water starved cornfield is a snapshot of some of the farmlands of the future. >> i always say we are a poster child for this issue. we are nog it right.

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backdrop of a long standing territorial dispute in the south china sea, where several member states of adrienne, have overlapping claims with china. we've seen china use increasingly aggressive tactics in the last few years to stake its claim. and that has led to confrontations with, for example, the philippines, vietnam in the pine members. they don't want to see that happening and southeast asian country want to have a unified code of conduct, but that's proving to be quite difficult to achieve. member state, non claim and member states have been accused of siding with china in the past. for example, cambodia, when it was the host the last time 10 years ago. it was the 1st time that the member states were not able to agree on a final joint to communicate and member things are keen to not see that happening again. now and add to that mix is the us with it's pivot to asia is declared commitment of one thing to keep the indo pacific region. we open it, use of its conduct of freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea to make that point something that china has become increasingly voc

from porsgrunn in southern norway, adrienne murray has this report.sailing to a nearby port on a voyage that is a mission. at this fertiliser plant up to 100 containers are loaded onto the ship. here in the dock, this looks like an ordinary cargo ship but under the deck there is no engine or diesel. it is powered instead by batteries. there is a capacity of almost a seven megawatt hour, and to power 90 tesla cars and that is supplied with clean hydro energy. and, if everything is shipshape, to years from now, there won't be any crew on board at all. th there won't be any crew on board at all.— there won't be any crew on board at all. in the beginning, i will be driving _ board at all. in the beginning, i will be driving the _ board at all. in the beginning, i will be driving the ship, - i will be driving the ship, more or less, as i do today, and more and what will be taken over by electronics, robotics. data collected will train an algorithm and eventually radar sensors and artificial intelligence cameras will help the vessel navigate by itself. dock

adrienne murray has the details. today the meetings are all about ending reliance on russian gas.untries around the baltic sea region are coming together with energy ministers and also representatives from power companies for talks here today at the danish prime minister's reticence. the main focus is on how they can increase renewable energy capacity by building more windfarms. they will also be discussing ways to improve energy transmission lines so that the power generated can be more regularly shared among countries neighbouring the baltic, as well as more widely across the continent. it is part of a wider eu plan to boost energy security while also meeting climate targets. ahead of today's meeting, denmark's prime minister said that russia was not invasion of ukraine had changed the security situation and that energy had become a political weapon. it follows on from a similar summit weapon. it follows on from a similarsummit held in weapon. it follows on from a similar summit held in may on the west coast where leaders from denmark, germany, belgium and the netherlands promis

. >> adrienne patterson. >> i'm so sorry al isn't here today.l get al roker on the line are you there? >> hi, guys. how are you doing? hi how are you. >> al, this is adrienne. al is busy with a dayoff walking in the park. what do you want to say to al? >> i wish you were here. we're getting ready to take our doing last minute packing and all that so i took the day. but i'm glad you're there. you look like a million bucks. >> all right it's her 65th birthday al. >> happy birthday! >> you got a moment with al roker. >> 35 more years and you earn the smuckers jar >> all right thank you so much. good to see you. sweet. >> leave it to al to be walking. >> al of course is walking. >> i just want to see him walk into a dunkin donuts where is he walking? >> al is not staying for the weather. >> he's not. >>> back to reality. we are looking at significant showers and heavy rain along the gulf coast and up here in the northeast very humid, muggy, could get downpours out of that. then as we get to the middle of the week, more rain unfortunately down throug

cbs13's adrienne moore has the . >> you have to look outward to t yourself in perspective. >> reporter: judy schmidt is a t who double as a planetary prodi. >>ive a been doing it for a whie now. but this is the first timea picked it up. >> reporter: and this is what se is talking about. work so out of of this world that when it came time to release new images of jupiter from nasa's james webb space telescope they tapped into into his celestial service. >> every picture is a puzzle. ad that's another thing i enjoy pu. >> reporter: they are put togetr with fancy software. she most hi hi sticks to photo shop taking nasa's infrared image and transg them into visible light by sharpening and refining them with color. >> it's just like saying, an x-. you know what an x-ray is an thh you can't see x-ray light with your eyes, you know it is able to take a picture of your skele. it's like, except there's radio, microwaves, gamma rays. >> reporter: and this is noful e gig it's hobby more for the modesto mom who grab states wits with remember 18-month-old son and husband who are not always e struc

her name is adrienne. she was imprisoned in the same city you just arrived in. these are friends of the family, important folks. to dothe life's uncle, this ise uncle of adrian, pleads with mondaire out to do something. do something to free her from this prison in paris. guess what? the chances of her being executed more really, really, good. really high! this was not a joke. this wasn't just some slap on the wrist. this was a serious thing. the problem is monroe, james monroe is in a really tough bind at the time. as an ambassador, he cannot make these waves. they are just starting off as a country you can't go over there making all these demands. he had to walk this tight line okay? what do you do? you want to help out the wife of your friend who more than likely is going to be executed you want to help her out but you can't what do you do? this is where elizabeth comes in, okay? you can imagine this young woman in france with all this new stuff, all these new sites and sound probably a little scared a little intimidated. what does she do? at the time there wa

. >> i want to note, that something i did mention before, as i was asking adrienne this question, theislature passed this bill versus the actual vote of the people that happened in kansas where it did not pass -- all right, hurt, and adrian thanks so much for being here. we appreciate your time today. >> big development on capitol hill this hour. a live report from there on how voting on the inflation reduction act is expected to unfold over the weekend. whether it might be a bumpy ride, buckle up. plus growing threats of violence against election workers. all tucked in michigan's top election official about her fears and direct experience as we approach the midterms. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. good day from msnbc, welcome to our sweat. reports to begin this hour with breaking news. you are looking live on the senate floor where lawmakers are holding a ra

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. >> so adrienne, how does this square with donald trump's ability to raise more than 1 million dollarsh? >> yeah, it means its base is with him. it's obviously disturbing, given the fact of the allegations are proven. we have all these classified documents. let's not forget, when donald trump in 2016 said, i could stand on fifth avenue and shoot someone and still be elected, we are now seeing that come to fruition. i'm not sure where he could possibly do to lose that base. let's also keep in mind, alex, his base is pretty small. it's about 33% of the overall electorate. he lost by 3 million votes in 2016 of the popular vote. he lost by more than 7 million votes in 2020. the majority of the country is very far away from donald trump. he does have a strong grip on that gop base, and i don't know how that's going to change. >> midterms, though, kurtz. political reports trump's senate field is floundering in pennsylvania, in georgia, arizona, wisconsin, and he's a ways off yet, but will republican voters project trump in these states? >> i think what we're seeing is a repudiation of this u

tim writer, adrienne benny, matt fuentes. -- >> mr. schumer speaking there on the senate floor. taking a victory lap with the passage of the inflation reduction act after 24 hours or so of hard work on the senate floor for democrats. the passage of all democrats voting in favor of the inflation reduction act. all republicans voting against it, of course, the tie breaking vote was vice president harris. let's bring in liz smith, who is a veteran political consultant, author of a new book, any given tuesday. elizabeth, it's good to talk to you as we're watching this historic moment. senator schumer taking this victory lap, with the passage of this legislation, this monumental legislation. it's been quite a clip for democrats over the last few months or so, the lead up of course to the midterms. talk about this moment and your reaction so far to what we've been seeing. >> for the last couple of months there's been this narrative setting in about joe biden that he's weak, that he's an effective, that he wasn't able to deliver on his promise of getting bipartisan results for the amer

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adrienne elrod, she was senior aide to the hillary clinton and biden presidential campaigns.of the conservative website the bulwark, charlie sykes joining us and the reverend al sharpton. good to have you all this hour. a lot going on, joe. >> a lot going on. and a member of the "morng emaile me tay he did not ree wh everody. in fa, he digreed with m a great deal. he said, hey, joe, i disagree with you in transparency regarding trump. there's very good reason, doj poli has always bno not diuss ongoing investigion. the departmentpeaks only aft chgesr a declarion. the reans are whatomey did twice is so -- i'll clean it up -- screwed up. it's widely unfair to target the instigation to disss the investigation before charges are filed, if ty are filed. th doj didt tell the world about the mar-lago search. trump did. and he did s precisely f this ason, t stir up, a i quote him here, all this shit. >> oh, come on. >> transparency should come if trump is charged, n before. what the doj needs to do is something fast to crgerump or not. and charlie sykes, i take it you likely agree wit

donny deutsch and adrienne elrod thank you for being on the show this morning. >>> we're going to turnis hit by more storms. the governor announced the death toll is now at 28. joining us now from lost creek kentucky. correspondent, maggie vespa. what can you tell us? as you pointed out, we're at lost creek. this creek behind me has been growing by the minute. we had about an hour and a half drive, from where we were in lexington. and there was torrential rain. almost to the point where we had to pull over. you take a look at the damage that is still left behind from the floods that happened wednesday into thursday. people here. to say they're still cleaning up is a massive understatement. they're still wrapping their minds around what happened and how much was lost. and the lives lost. as you said, the death count of 28. that includes, for instance, a family of four young children from the same family. it's just mind-numbing to people. how much they've lost here. in fact, case in point. we met a family yesterday, a woman who watched her son's house, be carried away by the floodwaters

adrienne murray has the details. today, the meetings are all about ending reliance on russian gas.inister's residence in marion. now the main focus is on how they can increase renewable energy capacity by building more wind farms. they'll also be discussing ways to improve energy transmission lines so that the power generated can be more readily shared among countries neighbouring the baltic as well as more widely across the continent. it's part of a wider eu plan to boost energy security whilst also meeting climate targets. ahead of today's meeting, denmark's prime minister, frederiksen said that russia's invasion of ukraine had changed the security situation and that energy had become a political weapon. it follows on from a similar summit held in may on denmark's west coast, where leaders from denmark, germany, belgium and the netherlands promised a huge ramping up of offshore wind energy in the north sea. europe has relied heavily on russian energy with germany and italy, the biggest importers. last year, 40% of the eu's gas and 27% of its oil came from there and it earned 400